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Google Shortener is a service provided by Google to create short URLs. Google Shortener has been available for some time now but only recently Google released a public API to access this service programmatically. Today I decided to try it out and wrote some C# code to work with the API. I will describe [...]
Visual Studio 2010 Feature pack is now available for download. You must have access to MSDN subscribers download to get the Feature pack. Here is a list of what’s included straight from the download page.
Testing features:
Use Microsoft Test Manager to capture and playback action recordings for Silverlight 4 applications. Create coded UI [...]
In an earlier post we looked at how to generate an Entity Data Model using Visual Studio 2010. The data model we created was not generated from a database. This is a follow up post in which we will generate a database using the model we have already created.
First thing we will do [...]
This article shows you how to generate an Entity Data Model for Entity Framework 4 using Visual Studio 2010. Entity Data Model is widely known by its acronym EDM. A common misconception among developers is that a EDM is always backed up by a database. This is not accurate as we will see in this [...]
Once in a while I have to step out of the known environment of TFS and VSS and find myself in SVN land. Honestly I don’t mind SVN at all. In fact I think that certain features in SVN are much more intuitive and overall it’s a good source control system. If you work with [...]
A newer version of Visual Studio 2010 Productivity Power Tools has been released. If you use Visual Studio 2010 then do yourself a favor and download these power tools and use Visual Studio 2010 like a power user. Checkout all details at Visual Studio blog.
Visual Studio 2010 provides a nifty little feature which let’s you generate code from within the editor. In this post I will show you how to use this feature. Imagine that you are having a fantastic coding day and you are coding at 100mph. You have just realised that you need a class called car [...]
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